Chicopee Electric Light - Commercial Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

MA Rebate Program commercial industrial local government nonprofit schools state government federal government agricultural multifamily residential institutional

Administered by: EFI Municipal Rebates

Quick Summary

Chicopee Electric Light offers rebates up to $25,000 per year for commercial energy efficiency projects including lighting upgrades, HVAC improvements, and custom measures through the NextZero program. You can apply for fast-track prescriptive rebates for lighting and HVAC if you have quotes from licensed installers, or pursue custom retrofits where the utility evaluates your energy savings potential. Contact the program administrator at (877)-259-3015 or [email protected] to get started, and funding is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.

AI-generated summary • Updated 7/12/2026

Program Details

Program ID
5239
Last Updated
11/14/2024

Eligibility

Eligible Sectors
commercial industrial local government nonprofit schools state government federal government agricultural multifamily residential institutional
Eligible Technologies
lighting lighting controls/sensors heat pumps air conditioners custom/others pending approval led lighting hvac

Program Summary

Chicopee Electric Light Department (CELD) is participating in the NextZero Commercial & Industrial Incentive Program to encourage non-residential, commercial, and industrial facilities to pursue energy saving measures and install energy efficient lighting and equipment in eligible facilities. CELD offers technical assistance, incentives, and low-interest financing through this program. Incentives are provided for lighting upgrades, HVAC upgrades, new construction projects, and custom measures. The maximum rebate available is generally $25,000 per customer, per year. For additional information on incentive amounts, project guidelines, and eligibility, review the program website.

Contact & Resources

Contact Email
[email protected]

Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.

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